Canglong Island Green Oasis Resort is ideal for families, featuring waterfront wooden cabins and birdwatching decks just a 5-minute walk from the wetland trailhead. The resort offers free bicycle rentals and hosts weekly children’s nature workshops, allowing guests to explore the unique ecology of the Jianghan Plain in an immersive way

Canglong Island Birdwatching Lodge features rooms facing the core wetland waters with high-powered binoculars and nightlight attractor systems. Daily guided morning bird tours led by expert naturalists offer sightings of rare species like white cranes and grey herons, with the entrance just 100 meters away

Stay at Canglong Island Quiet Waters Villa and begin with a guided wetland boat tour (featuring floating interpretive panels). Enjoy lunch at the on-site lakeside eco-dining restaurant serving freshwater fish soup and wild vegetable buns. Afternoon activities include a wetland plant workshop and evening stargazing at the sky reflection platform, where you can witness the night sky mirrored across the still water

Canglong Island Dawn Pavilion offers the only panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows facing the eastern lake, providing perfect views of the sun rising over the wetlands between 6:30–7:15 AM. Each room includes automated light-filtering shades and a tripod support system, plus a guidebook for time-lapse photography—ideal for photographers seeking golden hour moments

Canglong Island Farmstay Residence runs a unique "One-Day Farmer" program where guests participate in rice planting, lotus root harvesting, and traditional soy sauce brewing. All ingredients used in meals come from the on-site circular farm, and visitors can explore the eco-agriculture exhibition hall to learn sustainable practices directly from local farmers

Canglong Island Light & Shadow Pier is designed for creatives, featuring a 24-hour photography studio and a lake-centered mirror platform perfect for long-exposure and time-lapse shots. Night tours led by cinematographer-level guides capture flying birds and reflective landscapes, while the gallery space allows artists to host mini exhibitions—making it a premier destination for photographic residencies